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What are Mississippi’s predictions on job market?
WJTV 12 News looked at data from the Mississippi Department of Employment Security to see how professional fields are expected to expand or shrink between 2020 and 2030 statewide and in the Jackson Metro area. Projections from MDES show that job growth is expected across all industries statewide.
Cranbrook adopts updated False Alarm Bylaw
City officials said the new False Alarm Bylaw will invoice businesses for alarms that are set off due to faulty security systems and repeat offences triggered by negligence of equipment.
NW Arkansas schools ace safety and security exam
The largest school districts in Northwest Arkansas have posted straight A's when it comes to keeping kids safe, according to data compiled by Axios.
New Orleans power grid: Leaders to talk about how to improve stability
Electricity is something we often take for granted until a power outage, and in New Orleans, that's a situation we find ourselves in more often than in other parts of the country.
Labor study: Kansas faces shortfall of 34,000 college-educated workers through 2030
Job growth, retirement, out-migration complicate economic development horizon
These New Laws Go Into Effect Around The D.C. Region On October 1
Typically, Jan. 1 and July 1 are the most popular dates for legislation to go into effect as they align with fiscal year calendars but Oct. 1 occasionally corresponds to new laws in the books as well.
Stitt announces AI task force
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has announced the creation of a task force to study potential uses, benefits and security vulnerabilities of artificial intelligence and generative artificial intelligence.
TBFAA Announces Person of the Year & Nominees for Election
Sam Pieczynski from Southwest Dispatch Center in Richardson has been selected by the past honorees and the executive director to be honored at the TBFAA Convention as the 2023 Person of the Year.
